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Money 10 he sJnde.

II is said tnat uult times are not known
by the agents for the great publishing house
ni Grurge Stnson u o., oi Pntland, Maiue.
Tie rea on uf this pxcrptiunII success !,
found in the fact that they always give the
public that which is kernly appreciated and
At p,iers ttat all can aiTod At Iiesent W.
uudG stan l. thrr agents are du'ug wonder
fully welt on several new lines. They nerd
many moe ageHtS ~ all parts If the counti y.
They who need profitable work should az
ply at once. Women do as well as men
Experience is not necessary, for Me,sr-.
| Srinsnn S Co. uudeItik tn show all who
are willing to work, not hari bat earnest tNy.
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bered that an agent can dn handsome bust
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can devote all his time. or only his slate
moments to it. Stnson & Co, guarantee
grand success to all who engage aud iOllu v
simple and plain dnecIiuns that they give
We have not space to explain all here, bu,
full particulars will he sent fee to those wh,
adde's the firm; her address is given shove
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.meId hr lie Enenr ),

This is the story Of MIR William Gilette's
drama, "HrId by the Epemy," winch ran at
the Madison Square ThraiIe, New Yurk, for
one hund, ed nights. The plot is la,d III Viz
ginia during the late civil war Uuon sen
tiles have been placed On guard around the
mansion OF a Confederate family, consisting
of maiden and hpr two ueicys. THIS Is don,
by Federal OO'nuel Who is in love with o.
# the ueices, and who visits the house aud
d CHes his passion on he very night when
a yDnug cuusn Confederate officer aud the
iii ,uued husband ut Rachel, ths uiure in
question, is expected. Tie Young uftit,r,
Gordon by name, whose entrance into HI
house has BEEN d trcted, is shot at by com.
inand ui Col. Prescott, and Is captnl,d and
red by court marital Cul Prescott, WHO
up, arr rs ii " tness, hands thr iG,y paper
cnuIamrg plans ut tie Uaiou a NY, winch
ou had taken from. Goidun uu the uIght ut
nus arrest; a, Il VII ca brands G udon ~ d
py Rae e lh r, upon 'cu>ts Prescott o.
nave igrd the phl el Ia hid himself o a
uyIl. The colonel makes no l,ply to this
ir5n>ati.u,, aud Hll hu k hun .ul1y, uut
g ,,dun de lat,s that tue Paper Is hi, and
ickn WI d., himse + sry Guriuu 5 cmu-
irmm, q l., nea1h. L't' tie icigus death, aud
Win tir assistance % R.gh,l whu has Oh
ain, ii lI,m Gen. ) S.amturg permission tu
Jaku ~, buuy InIu, eh tie iunE, eud,ayOr,
10 escape. NE b, dy IS abuut tn be carried
,r,m Z hospual wa,d WHEN lhg surgeon.
whu "a pccIs, u, tam> II 10. rp. q Il CNonIu,a-
t'rn, ,XcII.u. sc, ne iull,ws, ia whicn
C"l. Pass, u Is ,cti,s,d by the ,g,on D,
aid n IA thB attempted escape ut GlTd N.
Gen. -tam, urg, wuu el,grs aJ this moment
dur- an exam nation, Wueu Il Is di>cuye', d
/ that GDd"n Is actually dead, having dad
! rom suspense aui anxiety. Coi. Prescott
/ subsequently rdrems himself from The sus-
plc uu ni Il sloyoiiy 10y per iuns act % BRAY
~, aud in the ,ud mar e, R,cnel. A bright
th,ead OF cunedy runs through tne play. lur-
n:shei by the scGnnd niece, susan, Who haS
a rch Southern dialect; and an energ enc
special a 81, Nho as vivuc'ous .aud hn
murouS as lie it eutrrprisiug,. aud who eYeu-
tullty III k,s mat lmuu al p,i25 Of sweet
nttIy Susan.
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Thr ChIId's bible.

SEE what clergymen here who are uAng
the bo1k say Tho Child's Bible IS Justly
popular publication. There is 10 hing bet.
in Bible history. A n. Hegw IN, West Pres
bytelian Church
Dr. Booth, of the Del Ave. Baptist Church
whites No better book than the ''Chlld s
ble' can he placed in the family, ltS
choice selections aud lire illustrations make
it most valuable aud attractive. Ii is worthy
of tie widest circulation, and hrpe that a
large number of copies may be sold Icy Mrs
McNTartip.
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n W Mnsie-We are under obligations to
VII. Igu Fischer music publsho Toledo,
o., fer the HuigrtS nl Labor Grand March,
hS"l. \. NJ. Que OF the most p easing aud
captivating matches thar has cnme TO on,
nmce for some time past. 1t is of medium
d difficulty aud as well adapted for organ as
for piano aud can he highly and cou>cien.
tlousIy recommended to young and hopeful
musicians. Mailed hy the publisher ou le-
G ipt Of the pr,cr 4O,, duet sos.
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Mnr,h Ynnr Attrntinn

Cat thus "ut ana matt 10 ALLEN & co
Augusta, Maine, who VIII send yuu irer,
something new, thai just c,ins moaey for all
wni kers As wonderful aS the eieerric light,
a. geuuino as pure gold, il will prove OF life
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no harm is done.
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New Trains

The Baltimore and Ohio K ,iIoad time ia.
BILE published to-day provides for Il new
combination freight aud pas ,eugcr train 10
p. NJ, daily. except Sunday, far Pmladrl-
phia, arriving thrIe at 80 =. m. A srmrila'
tam leaves th, cty dany, except Sn6ua,,
- 90 a M. arriving at Cautn Nd, at
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A nook tnat an want.

llIOJO copies of The Uhld's Bible, y u e.
lisbua by CA>ael X Co., of a. Y. have been
snld IN thi. country and G eat B,itau TIE
people &C WILMINGTON atr giving the work q
hearty weenme Nmor5 precious gilt can
be placed in lhe haads al chi'd; while the
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ifum tie experience thousands Of fam lies
aud young peupe te become better acqnau t.
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read and love this bcnk when the small inc
print volume is neglected. However muca
we may plize the Family Bible very few
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veuient size of Cassel's Cmld's Is bic made
it 'avorte for family use. Send to Mrs
MeMartln, the a ent for it, at sl4 Mnnr, e
street
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10 readers Of ..rhe wilmingronian."

Thrre Is munh i'qui,y Tor tue "CmIds
tile. Mady have not yet seen tie book.
l. viii require months, perhaps, for the agent
IL call Oh al our families. In tile meantime
let those WHO would like to examine the vol
ume az An par!y date send their address ia
Mrs NJ 3. McMartn. Oil II ,alette stroer,
ui'y, and they Will receive prompt attention.
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Chean Though. neyond All Price

Tno Did edition .: "rne Cnld's Is hlp"
was seut ont in Numbers aud cost S. Is;
Which, with the binding, made the entire
oost of the volume tuuy $l9,OO The new
edition oC the book has ali the merit Of the
old nne. but is Iurarshed at sd low a price
hat all wnu desire it can have copy
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Additional Trains.
On SATURDAY only, will leave Dupont Station as
O0a and iOp. M. Newbridge at l.2s and 6.s8 p M.
for Wilmington and all intermediate points.
French Creek Branch Trains,
Leave Springfield 40, 9iUa IN. l.S0, O5 and B.cp.m
Arrive stPeterss 10 l0O5a m, 200 30 and g. 45 pm
For connections az Wilmington Chadd's Ford
junction. Lenape, Coatesville, waynesburg juno.
stations
A. g. MCCAUSLAND, l.. A BOWER,
Superintendent. Cie,.. Pas. Agent.
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Mn, .ne ,aIe. nre ,ncren.ing.

Grandparents waut The Guilds Bible
fur then grandchildren, parents buy it fur
huthdny gifts for their GEAR ones, friends
get It far those ia whom lhey are intercsed
and SO hupdseds Of copies ale being e'Fculat-
I'd IN Wilmington solely ou the melits vrthc
work
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4 fine March oi medium d liaulty and as
well adapted for the PIANO A. far 0 gan is the
knights Of Labor Grdud March by }. Y. NJ.
1t Sh"uld not surprise nS il in a sholt tune
this March would he whtstl,d un the streets
as is geueIa'ly the case with captivating me
lodies that please the public at large Pricn
40 cts, duet 80 cts, Igu, Fischer, publisher,
Toledo. O
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IT, bd HI G,rmlu and his dndst dress
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bur hrs sl,ut Ialnr ,ill'ed un hs aa,oiitc
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cat. q pl'n,ss aEai.'
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,ume cpugh. Cure 1t Nll Dr. Bnll's Cough
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Tho ,!aStmctrn { game upon tui, gnt' =
rpu, terrible. l, i nnw daikIy limited
tuat even cats are disappearing trum Book
Nn Preserves,
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B. & O. r. R.
Schedule In effect, Jan. so, ,'s7
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot
EASTROUND:
y hL hll sAHLithAs
wESTBOUND:

Chicago limited, Daily. Is a.
Arrives Chicago lilo next morning. This train
does not take Baltimore passengers
Cincinnati Iiuited, day................ll.30 80 a. NJ
Arrives Cincinnati As a. M. st. Louis $40 p. m.
mex day.
Chicago and 1T. Louis Express, daily, $40 p. IN.
Local freight with passenger coaches attacht
leaves Delaware avenue station daily. except su' =
day, at $40 a.. m, arrives in Canton, at S.45 p.
stops at an stations.
FOR LANDENBERG, Q 90 a. m. and 500 y. H
daily. g. COP I'm daily except Sunday,
Trains leave Market Street Station:
For Philadelphia 7sOa M s.55 a. m. and 2.45 pm
daily. For Baltimore 8 90 a. m, daily except Sun
day. For Iandenberg s55a M and Q. i5 p m. daily.
and 100 and $40 p, m, daily except Sunday,
, through tickets can be secured and sleeping caI
berths reserved by applying to II A Miller, agent
Delswrre Avenue Depot
G. K. LORD. W. IRWIN,
GeD'l Pass, ARt. Superintendent
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-03
Is McMUNN AMONG THEMY
More Supposed Ravenna Robbers Arrested
Thursday Night.

Ahurbuhy NlknFs
PlTTTBURG, Feb. 25.-Three men were
ares. ed on the South Side last night on
suspicion of being implicated In the Ra.
VIENNA robbery. officers Sill and Schulz
or were walking along Carson street.,
just below the Lake Erie depot, when
they discovered the men maxi z al et
fort to board o train about 10 depart
from the depot. The officers arrested
them and took them to the Thirtieth
ward station house where they gave the
names OF Mccoy, Sweeney and Herd.
The arresting officers, who were fur
nished with a description of McMunn
and some of his pals, say the prisoners
answer 1t In. every particular. Owing
to the lateness Of the hour the City Hall
authorities concluded to postpone an in
VestigatiOn until to day,
kid" Mitchell was not released from
custody yesterday on Q writ of habeas
corpus, as the movement to do so was
stopped by an information being lodged
against Mitchell charging him with be
ing fugitive from justice. There was
some expectation that two Cleveland
detectives would reach the city last
evening to take the prisoner back there,
but II they did come they kept their ar
rival quiet. A reQuisitiOn from the
Governor Of Ohio upon Governor Beaver
was obtained at COlQm bus yesterday,
Detective Reeves would have to 20 TO
Harrisburg fret, and therefore could not
get back to Pittsburg last night.
In spite Of all the indications to the
contrary, Detective 0'Mars still says
that Mitchell is wanted In Cleveland for
q minor larceny and not for any cOnnec-
ton with the fur robbery or the Rs-
VIENNA affair.
A Cleveland special to The Post says:
The police authorities are keeping very
Sill on the Mitchell arrest. Chief
6Chmitt refused to talk and detective
LOhrer neglects no opportunity to pooh
pooh the whole affair. As far as can be
learned no officer has been sent from
here yet to bring Mitchell back to this
city. The "kid" Is thor ght to be simply
common thief and IL Is doubtful
whether the pO Ice here have any infOr.
nation against him.
THE BUBBLE BURST.
The following telegram from Pitts.
burg chronicles the exit of kid" Mitch
ell In the Hulligan tragedy:
N PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 25.--Detective
0'Mara this morning received a telegram
from CleVelsnd's chief of police request
ing him to discharge Kid" Mitchell, as
the aut' critics there rad concluded not
to send for him. Mitchell was at once
arraigned before Deputy Mayor Heinrich
and given hearing On charges of va
Ora NV and hoinr q af lrm fhiof Ha
was sent to the wOrkhOuse for ninety
days. He was not much afraid of re-
turning to Cleveland at any time, as he
claimed he had done nothing there to
warrant arrest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-03
CITY AND COUNTY.

.
The DEMOCRAT has Just discovered
shat the Bible contains $3.50, ,480 letters,
77S,745 words, 81, 17S verses, 1889 chap
ters and 60 books"
Several hundred wild geese passed
over the city at an early hour this morn
Ing, going In nOrtheRsterly direction.
They preceded the hail storm.
Miss Lizzie Robinson has given Can
ton the shake and has located In ALI
ance. She likes the style of Alliance
and will open up business there.
The Alliance Review is hugging itself
over the success Of Its pet enterprise,
the purchase of the Alliance College
property for school purposes. 1t has a
right to be proud of the result.
John Boerner, prominent farmer re-
siding In the west end Of the county,
died on Friday afternoon, aged IA years
He was born In Germany, bat had been
aresident Of this county for sixty years.
The Massillon American contained
the following: ut is said that the
female star who appeared In the Opera
House last Wednesday night was Mad
deT'n wet hen at the proportions of the
audience"
Business men and manufacturers
should remember the list Of special pre-
miums for the next county Fair, and
contribute one premium at least, desig-
mating at the same time for what 1t Is
to be awarded.
Deputy Sheriff Mckinney spent a
couple Of days In Alliance this week on
official business. He speaks In the high
est praise of MahOning water. He thinks
some of introducing the novel drink in
canton --lStandard.
NJ. Wheeler, of Alliance, has been at
tending court for coupleO of days, and
made the DEMOCRAT a brief call to-day,
Mr.. Wheeler is ole OF the old, rock.
ribbed Democrats of whom we are glad
to know there are still some left In Lex
ington.
"A man by the name Of Park has
been writing idle Hour Memoirs for
the Wayne County Democrat. is 1t our
own Mt. Union Park, who was lately a
guest at the American House? We
know of no one more cOnVersant with
the subject.
Kent News: The Sun VapJr Light Co.,
VI OnAlOus WuU WoIo W pub III Gho gas
plant at Kent are being delayed for
the reason they are unable to lease any
ground within the section they are to
do business. This land question may
the have effect of killing the enterprise.
Mayor COxel, of Alliance, is suff ring
from the rheumatism. Tie Mayor f. al
old bach. and the Alliance girls are
punching each other In the ribs and gig.
Cling over his misfortune, because he
has no OnetO warm the fannels for him.
They hope to fetch him TO time before
his term Of office expires.
The railroad men of the east end re-
Gently presented Conductor Ed Wood.
ward, Of Allia ace, with purse of $3.50,
as substantial token of their sympat y
for him, In his loss of all his household
goods and belongings by the late fire.
Mr.. Woodward has a large family, Is an
industrious man and a good citiZ9n, and
the railroad men In comi g to his aid
have demonstrated that th y wear their
hear 8 in the right place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-03

Bob BURDETTE thus illustrates the
long and short hauls, referred to In the
Interstate Commerce bill:
Why, anybody ought to know that It's
the short haul that costs t most. You
see l am sitting In railway psrlOr car
down in Maine, writing q postal card to
a frien in Oregon. Now, If | can get
that card to tie mall Car only seven car
lengths ahead of me, the government
will carry 1t 5000 miles for one cent.
That is the long haul. But 1t cost me a
quarter to get the porter to carry 1t to
postal car. That's the short haul. Then
the porter loses 1t on the way or forgets
all about 1t. That's the shinkage. And
there you have the whole transportation
In nutshell"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-03

A NEW LISBON policemen hoped to
pocket the reward for the Cleveland fur
thieves; shsdOwed a suspicious looking
stranger; followed him to the M. Z. par.
s0nage to discover that he was the Pre-
siding Elder Of the Canton District, the
Rev. j. W. Toland.-- Youngstown Tsle-
gram, 10 '.H .'. ma. auai.a
Now that we come to think OF. 1t, the
Elder does wear kind Of q sealskin-
sscque-loOk which would be liable 10
mislead an ordinary policeman Here
after the Elder will travel with d full
package Of Rlibi5 In his pocket, as sort
OF prott elton against similar scontin-
gencies In the future.
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These are Solid Facts,

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were put In jail to await trial. The
grnnd jury fOuud six counts against j.
A. Dellenbf ugh, who Is out on bail.
Pc er Lyon, Of COlumblana county,
will serve three years in the Ohio penl
tentiary for perjury. II is whispered
that he will probably soon have company
from Alliance.
COlumblsnB Republican editors are
wrestling with the problem, how TO deal
out tsffy In equal proportions among
their sixteen candidates for Sheriff,
without adQlterating their goods. FIT
teen times 0Ht Of sixteen, as they drop
the COB on the scale, they shut their
eyes and saw "let 'er 60 Gallagher"
In Wayne township, COlumbians
county, last weeK, Isaiah Grafton caugh
eigh cen skunks, Dorsey King thirteen.
Tom M0ncrtef ten, aud Lesnder Brow
i've. The Republicans gave Foraker 68
votes In that township In 1885. Another
such hunt will wipe out the Rspubli-
can party entirely in Wayne township.
The committee of investigation of the
affairs o the Summit county infirmary,
after finding Superintendent Hamlin
guilty of cruelty and neglect" Of al
lowing his son to conduct himself in q
shameful manner with the unfortunate
inmates without reprOOf, and other
shortcomings too tedious to men tion, say
In their report: by reason of certain
of our findings we kindly suggest to
the superintendent, without reflection
upon his past administration, but be
lieving his future usefulness would be
greatly impaired, that he hand his res
ignatiOn to the directors, and we rec
ommend to the directors that such res.
ignatiOn, If rendered, be accepted" The
committee evidently wish to deal very
tenderly with the erring. Guilty OF
"cruelty and neglect" and yet the com
mittee don't want to cast reflection
on his administration" Oh, ye gods
what an intelligent committed +
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-03
TEA AoH1NG THE EFFEor OF ALCOHOL

Twenty-ssven States and Territories
have already passed laws making In,
structiOn as to the effects of alcohol In
the human system compulsory In all
schools under public control. Mr.. Ar.
nett has introduced a bill into the Ohio
House, having for Its purpose the same
thing In this State, and 1t should pass
and become q law. We should have
more thorough instruction in our
schools concerning the human frame
and the action of foods and beverages
in the human system. .-[springheld Re-
public.
Add to these as to correct instruction
the effect Of the many poisonous prepa-
rations concealed under beautiful
names, and which are In such common
use. MOrtals should be taught and un-
derstand that natures laws are n t sus-
pended to accommodate any one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-03

THE attorneys Of the Chicago Anarch-
lists have invented a clever dodge, by
which they hope to save the necks of the
convicted wretches. 1t is now claimed
that instead Of Spies and Schwab, t Q
bomb thr0wers were Carl aud Otto
Blank. desperate characters and avowed
Socialists. These parties, 1t Is said, fed
from the city last June. Carl went to
Dresden, SsxoDy, where he was arrested,
and the German Consul made inquiry as
to his reputation. Ia this way his CON
nectlOn with the Hsymarket tragedy
was sscertained, The scheme to relieve
Spies and Schwab Is quite Ingenious and
well worked up, but they should never
theless be hung-0n general principles.